IDF and Shin Bet Raid Palestinian Charity Offices in Ramallah, Yatta
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Israeli security forces raided the offices of the Palestinian charity 'Adameer' in Ramallah and the 'Islamic Society for the Care of Orphans' in Yatta this week. The IDF and Shin Bet arrested suspects and confiscated materials, stating the organizations are fronts for Hamas and the Popular Front, funding terror and supporting terrorists' families. Some involved individuals participated in past attacks, including the murder of Rina Shnerb in 2019. Security forces vowed to continue counter-terrorism operations in the West Bank.
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- Israeli forces raided Palestinian charity offices in Ramallah and Yatta this week.
- The IDF and Shin Bet stated the charities are fronts for Hamas and the Popular Front.
- Suspects were arrested and materials linked to terror funding were confiscated.
- Adameer provided legal aid to imprisoned terrorists, according to the IDF.
- Some individuals involved in the raids participated in past terror attacks.
- Security forces vowed to continue counter-terrorism operations in the West Bank.
Israeli security forces, in a joint operation by the IDF and Shin Bet, raided the offices of the charity organization 'Adameer' in Ramallah earlier this week. During the operation, wanted individuals were arrested and computers, documents, and checkbooks bearing the hallmarks of designated Hamas funds were confiscated. The IDF stated that Adameer is funded by terror money and operates to provide legal aid to Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine terrorists imprisoned in Israel. Some individuals working for Adameer were involved in the August 23, 2019, terrorist attack at the Ein Bubin spring, where Rina Shnerb was murdered.
In a separate operation in recent weeks, IDF forces, guided by the Shin Bet, raided the offices of the 'Islamic Society for the Care of Orphans' in Yatta, in the Judea region. During this raid, wanted individuals were also arrested and findings bearing the marks of designated Hamas funds were seized. The detainees and confiscated materials were transferred for further investigation.
The organizations, declared as illegal associations, served as organizational and financial arms of terror organizations like Hamas and the Popular Front, transferring funds to these groups and supporting the families of terrorists and prisoners. The IDF indicated that the director of the Yatta organization and other senior members are Hamas terrorists who have previously been imprisoned. These organizations allegedly exploit their apparent civilian activities to establish the terror groups' standing. Israeli security forces vowed to continue proactive operations throughout Judea and Samaria to thwart terrorism and prosecute anyone acting to harm Israeli citizens and security forces.
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